[Milsurplus] Military Radios - LA County Estate - auction or scrap?

[Kenneth G. Gordon]

To the right of that first photo are a BC-779 and an SX-28 sitting on the floor.

BTW, the T-350XM had a separate audio preamp box somewhat like the audio preamp of 
the BC-610. The T-350XM had a built in 110/220 VAC 60 Hz power supply in the bottom 
section, a built in shock-mounted VFO, and the IPA stages were all 807s, while the finals 
are a pair of 813s, it covered 1.5 through 20 mHz. the top section houses a first-rate 
antenna coupler. I have a photo here somewhere of an entire room full of those at an Army 
comm base somewhere.

I was given one by MARS when I was in that organization many years ago. Mine was 
absolutely brand-new. The cabinet that particular T-350XM is installed in is the original 
cabinet, by the way.

It is a truly beautifully designed and built transmitter and actually quite rare.

I would have NO IDEA what it might be worth though, since so few people even know of it.

There is someone in Oregon, whose info I have saved here somewhere, who collects all the 
parts of those he can find. I think he has several complete ones.

Ken W7EKB

On 11 Aug 2018 at 12:27, Nick England wrote:

> 
> Below is an odd but interesting request - if you can help evaluate the gear in person, please 
> contact Sean directly. If you have an opinion, please email Sean directly and copy the list, or 
> send to me and I'll pass it on. Mostly I am curious as to what you guys think. These guys 
> evidently auction off stuff seized by the cops, etc. I have put the photos that he sent me at
> http://www.navy-radio.com/misc/lax/
> 
> In the photos I can see one or more AN/FGC-1 which was an early Western Electric FSK 
> converter. Also, one or more SCR-562 (BC-639 + BC-640) with "Air Ministry" tags. Also a couple 
> of Hallicrafters and Hammarlund receivers. I don't know what some of the other stuff might be,
> 
> Nick England K4NYW
> Chapel Hill NC
> www.navy-radio.com
> 
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Sean Fraley <sfraley at cwsams.com>
> Date: Fri, Aug 10, 2018 at 5:53 PM
> Subject: Navy Radio - LA County Estate
> To: "nick at navy-radio.com" <nick at navy-radio.com>
> 
> Hi Nick,
> I enjoyed browsing your website.  Thank you for all of the information there.  My name is Sean 
> Fraley, and I represent the County of Los Angeles, CA regarding an estate which contains a lot 
> of radio teletype and other radio equipment.  They have sent me a few photographs and asked if 
> there is any value to the items, the answer being I really don´t have any idea.
> 
>  Would you be able to put me in contact with someone who could assist me with determining if 
> these items have any value, and to whom they might?  The County is trying to make the 
> determination as to whether the items are worth moving to their estate auction facility.
> 
> Kind Regards,
> Sean Fraley
> CWS Marketing Group Inc
> 10231 Slater Avenue
> Suite 109, Fountain Valley, CA
> O 571-364-7331
> C 714-264-5740 cell
> E sfraley at cwsams.com
> W cwsmarketing.com 
> 



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